Damn!

[pederito1]

It would probably bleach with a soak.

[Workingman]

I have tried bleach on previous disasters and it never QUITE gets things right...... there's always a hint of grey even after using whitening powders.

I might dye everything by hand..... I have a really big pan somewhere.

[saundra]

it probably matches your avatar
sorry WM couldent resist
what a shame tho

[Weka]

Or there's a product called "run away" that will take the colour out. I've not used it personally, but flat ate in London used it with success when she did the same thing.

[Workingman]

Weka, thank you, thank you! ((((Weka)))).

I googled and it is Dylon Colour Safe Run Away. It has to be worth a go.

[miasmum]

yes it was a dylon dye and it was black. It just seemed to cling to the rubber door seal and it took ages to wipe it all off. I did follow the instructions but maybe I did something wrong

[Workingman]

I must say that the idea of using the washing machine as a dying machine does worry me a bit. I am prone to cock-ups with some things and I just know that it will go wrong.

I know that my big pan works, I have already used it.